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Natural Resources Canada > Earth Sciences Sector > Priorities (2002-2006) > Reducing Canada's vulnerability to climate change
About the Program

This information represents activities in the Earth Sciences Sector Programs (2002-2006). Please refer to Priorities for information on current Earth Sciences Sector Programs.

In support of Canada's agreement to sign the Kyoto Protocol, the goal of the Reducing Canada's Vulnerability to Climate Change program is to lessen the vulnerability of Canadians, their infrastructure and communities to climate change via research.

Research being conducted by the portfolio of program projects includes the monitoring of Canada's landscape and coastal areas through satellite observation and in-situ measurements; paleo reconstructions for understanding historical climate and landscape evolution; spatially explicit, process-based modelling of landscape dynamics; and simulations and assessments of landscape changes in response to climatic, socio-economic and policy scenarios.

For more information:
Dr. Donald Forbes


Portfolio of projects

Project Project Leader
Earth Science for National Action on Climate Change Alexander Trichtchenko
Regional Climate Change Impacts: Geoscience Information for OGDs Dr. Donald Forbes
Municipal Case Studies: the planning process and climate change Philip Hill
Paleo-environmental Records of Climate Change Stephen Wolfe
Monitoring methods and assessment of carbon sequestration over Canada's landmass Wenjun Chen
Socio-Economic Vulnerability and Integrated Assessment Aining Zhang

2006-08-03Important notices